Certified translation
Certified document translation for procedures and official bodies
We translate records, criminal background checks, diplomas and legal documents with validity for consulates, universities and official bodies. Italian, Spanish, English, Portuguese and Croatian, with legalization and apostille or asseverazione depending on where you're filing.
- Italian Translator
- Legalization and apostille, or asseverazione
- 100% online
- Argentina · Spain · Latin America
The basis of your procedure
What is a certified translation?
It's the translation of a document carried out by a registered translator, who signs and certifies that the translated content faithfully matches the original. It's the kind of translation consulates, universities and official bodies require to validate a document issued in another language — unlike a plain translation, which has no legal validity on its own.
What we translate
Documents we translate in certified form
Validity depends on where you file
Legalization and apostille, or asseverazione
How a certified translation gets its validity depends on who you'll be presenting it to — it isn't the same in every case, and we guide you on which one applies to yours.
Italian consulates outside Italy
Legalization and second apostille on the certified translation are usually enough.
Procedures filed in Italy
Asseverazione is required: the sworn translation before an Italian court.
Bodies in Argentina and Spain
We tell you which level of certification applies according to the institution requesting it.
How we work
From your document to a certified translation, in four steps
You send us the document
By WhatsApp or email, as a photo or PDF.
We review it
We confirm what type of certification your procedure needs.
We prepare the certified translation
With legalization and apostille, or asseverazione, as needed.
We deliver it
Ready to present to the relevant body.
Where we work
Certified translations across Latin America, Spain and Italy
We work 100% online, so it doesn't matter which country you're writing to us from.
Frequently asked questions
About certified translation
It's the translation of a document carried out by a registered translator, who signs and certifies that the translated content faithfully matches the original. It's the kind of translation consulates, universities and official bodies require to validate a document issued in another language.
It depends on where you'll be filing the document. For Italian consulates outside Italy, legalization and second apostille are generally enough. For procedures filed directly in Italy, asseverazione (sworn translation before a court) is required. We tell you which one applies to your case.
Yes, the process is 100% online. You can send us a photo or PDF of your document by WhatsApp or email and we'll walk you through the next steps, wherever you are.
Birth, marriage and death certificates, criminal background checks, diplomas and academic records, immigration documents, and legal documents such as contracts and powers of attorney.
Yes — the certified translation of your documentation is part of the citizenship file. If your procedure is specifically Italian or Spanish citizenship, we offer full support for these cases.
Need a certified translation?
Send us your documentation and we'll tell you the best option for your procedure.